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Congress met Monday

Congress met Monday. In the House Carlisle was reelected Speaker and all other old officers given their places save Donaldson who was defeated by Hurt of Miss. for Door keeper. The committees 1t is stated will not be named un- til after the Holiday recess.
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Grevy has resigned the presiden' cy of the French republic, across the water, and much excitement prevails in that country.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMbEN. ARK. !
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C. A. SNOW & CO.,,

LAND OFFICE AT CAMpEN. ARK.
 Oct. 2Nh, 1887. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following-namcd settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof win be made before the County Judge of Ncvadr county, Ark, at Prescott, Ark. on Dee cembcr 10th 1887. viz Calvin T. Rcufroc. Ild F. ol53, for the $! NWi SWINE Sec, 9, ID. 10, $. R. 22 W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cutiva. tion of, said land, viz: |. r. Harris. Robert Cornelius, John Bilingsly a q Nick romp- kins, all of Prescott, Nevada county, Ark.
 W. K. RAMSEY, Register.
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Lamar is to go on the Supreme court bench, 1.-the Senate will con firm his nomination, of which fact there is little doubt.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-12-07

Hon. William R. Miller, State Auditor, died:last week, after a protracted illness. Gov. Hughes appointed his successor at once.
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saturday, December 2ith, lSS7


 between the hour, for judicial sales, a the front door of the court hou-c iu Prescott, Nevada county, Arhau-a-, hc following described property to-wit:
 The SEI ofNWi; the w of thc SW of NEt; strip one acrc wide containing tn acres, lyir z along the north of the above, being south fraction of NEl of NWl and of the w! of the NWt Of NEl: also frac- tional acres in the North west corner of \ WI of SE4, beginning at stil corner. thence south 56j fcct;thcnce North of East l32 feet; thence East of North 5lG feet; thence West 527 feet to beginning All in section 23. township II, <. R. 23 w., in Nevada county, Arkansas. Levied upon It's the property ofthe defendant, John Martin, to satisfy three exc cutions, one in favor of John Martin X Co. against John Martin and (. r, Policeman, one in favor of Montgomery, Madden X Mont gomery against John Martin and the other in favor of W. ]. Blake against John Martin.
 ]. <. REGAIN,
 Sheriff of Nevada county. Smoote, McRae X Arnold, Attorneys for J. Martin X Co.
 Montgomery, Madden X Montgomery. Attorneys for other executions.
 Prescott. Ark, Nov 25th, 1887.
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Sight Improved.

NEW YORK CITY, Aptil {, 1881
 Mir. A. K. HAWKES.: Dear Sir Your patent eyeglasses received some time since,and am very much nratified at the wonderful change that has come over my elr-SiSht since I have discarded my old glasses and am now weaIing yours
 ALEXANDER AGAR, Blank Book Manufacturer and Scc'y Siationer-' Board ot Trade.
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Snow and blizzards in the lake States. Arkansas is calm and pleasant.
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It is said the prOhibitionists will not contest the local option election recently held in Atlanta, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-12-07

Don't fail to buy your cooking and heating stoves of J. NJ. Den man X Bro. They sell as cheap as the cheapest
 Nice new and clean stock of fur niture inst received, at Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.'S. Prices to suit the times.
 Just received, new iewelry at Mrs. \. J. Bryan's.
 Not more dreary the sublime dreams of Dante, than the gloomy visions of those who suffer from constipation. But these become d glory and a light under the re- vivifying influences of Morris Cas- carine.
 White X Co. have just sold the editor of this paper hobby new hat. Call on them for nice hats at low prices.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-12-07

Headache Is a common com plaint. It is caused by dcranged stomach or disordered liver. Mor- ris' Cascarine is the remedy for these ills.
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Led AStray.
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 March 70, 1880.

"FERNAN0INA, Nassau Co.,, Fla, ]
 March 70, 1880. "l have used Dr. simmons Llv- CT Regulator and always found it 10 do what is claimed for 1t. The last bottle and two packages did me no good and were worse than nothing. l see it is not put up by J. H. Zeilin X Co.,, and not gen uine, and q waste of money to buy it, I would be glad to get the pure and genuine. Send me some from honest hands (with red z and Zeilin & Co.'s signature on wrapper), The fictitious stuff sold will injure some one badly.
 "Your Ob't Serv't,
 BENJ. T. RICH.
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ShcriG's Sale.

Notice i, hereby given tlai ht virtue of three executions issued nnd to mo directed bv the Clerk of the Nc,nd Cj.rn, Court. | have levied upon an will eNl,'-. i'r .air to the highest bidder, ems cgcIit of thrcc months on
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SUBSCRIPTION, I50 PER fEAk. Job Work Neatly executed. Local notices 10c per line each insertion-- xc per line to regulate advertisers who run hem all the time.
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 THE PICAYUNE,
 Prescott, Ark.
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Notice

ATKINSON X ToMPKINs,
 Attorneys for Petitions
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.nber 18th I7s7

HOS. NI,~ATEUNk,
 !. W. HoNEA. ATKINSON X ToNPKtN>. Attornevs for Petitioners.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08

Lard moderately active at a decline of 204
points; Western steam, spot, 6774 06. SOC;
October, 7016 72c: November. $50 06.6lc;
December, 658 06 60c; January, 6. 90 D667c;
February, G. 20 o6 73c; March. 6. 75c; city steam,
G. zoe.
Butter in fair request and firm; Western, I3 a
254c Western creamery, l602oac. Cheese un-
changed and dull.
CHICAGO, Oct 7-Trading on Change to-
day was almost wholly Of a scalping character.
the break of Thursday, and after prices
went up 4c, the realizing began. and prices
fell back TO the starting point. Later in the
day prices became firmer few good-sized
local orders, but the aggregate of business was
comparatively insignificant. The figures showed
an advance of T. 04c for nearby options over
opened at 72sc, sold to 73sc. then 60 72sc and
73sc closing at 72i 73c; May opened
at assc, sold to 7sse, ,,o, and aft, after Hne. Mn.
The closing prices were identical with those of
yesterday for all futures. There was at one
time during the session an advance OF about IT,
but it was soon lost November sold from 42s
042s 042ac and closed at 423c; May sold from
45s a. 452c, and closed at 45lc There was =
scarcity of spot room. and but one small charter
was reported. Oats ruled quiet, with no change
Of any note in values. In provisions traders
manifested little or no disposition to branch
out, and slow condition OF affairs ex-
listed throughout. The day devoid OF
special features and the changes experienced in
prices were limited. October short ribs were
advanced last nights closing .05c; October lard
cined .02Ic, and January sshortribs the came;
January pork was unchanged. selling at Sl2.273
0l2 80. ing at $l2 27a. For January. lard
sold at 6 80 d6 373c. and short ribs at go
g. 223c, resting in both instances at the lowest
prices bid. October short-ribs sold at 7.400
750c, and closed at 7.50c. The final quotation
for October lard was 47sc. though a few early
sales were made at 45c The leading futures
ranged as follows
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08

plain that the loss due to investment in facil-
tiles ont of proportion to the average work done,
means simply an added burden to those who are
forced to do their shipping over its line.
Some of the Indianapolis millers, 1t is stated
have been benefited by working their business
on what is known the ''milling-in- transit"
pian-buying grain. for instance. at Lebanon.
bringing it in here. converting it into -four and
shipping it a through rate the entire distance.
This method has worked admirably at Minneap-
oils and there is no reason that it should not at
this point, as it is the only manner in which bus
mess can be done of this character without
clashing with the provisions Of the interstate
law.
G. W. Boardman, who represents the pas
senger department of the G., B. & @. in this
territory has just returned from trip over the
territory under his supervision, and he states that
the number of people that contemplate a trip to
the Pacific coast within the next ninety days is
simply unprecedented. At one little town he
gathered IN thirty on his trip. This road, with
Paul Morton at the head of the passenger de-
partment, is reaching out in all directions for
business, and getting their full share, il the
earnings of this department are taken evidence.
This road is making arrangements to light its
passenger trains with electricity.
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ern mixed 32si034c. Provisions steady, with fair
inquiry. Mess pork, SIG 25 q 16 Soc Lard. refined
&C. Eggs quiet at 1sla9 iyAsc fsir 1nge gs9i9aae S5
Recepts-Flour. g. 500 brls:' wheat ~ 10y pu; corn
1 200 bu: oats. 5, 800 bu rye 1.2Oo ou- Shipments
Flour SSS brls.
034o; fancy SO. so 20. Wheat lower; No. 2
red. 764c. Receipts. g 100 bu; shipments none;
Corn quiet No mixed 45s oass Is. hrP Port 10 dn,
repacked. $1425. Lard firm at 6.4O0o. 43c.
Bulk easy: short rib 7l407 lac Bacon steady;
firm sales 1 269 brls finished goods on the basis OF
81 O5. Butter unchanged Sugar hrrn. Eggs dull
at 16Iac. Cheese slow at 100llc-
closed weak No hard, October, 7ol4c; November
7O3ac; December. 721sc; May, 77sic: No. 1 North
ern. October. 5sc; November. 6s4c: December
November, 81 isc Dec.mber. 63c: May. 6saec. On
track-No. /. hard. 71a4c; No. 1 Northern CSC; No
SsSsr FssE asss quiet Ressps
Wheat 229. 500 bu. Shipments-Wheat- 69, 40
bu. -four. 49, brls.
TOLEDO. Oct. Wheat dull and easier cash
77iac; May. S3l2c. Corn steady cash, 40 tsc; May;
46l2c. Oats. sales. Cloyer-seed dull cash and
RsssSss 4So6o bu; corn 1000 Su
clover-seed. 913 bags. Shipments-Wheat 1000
bu; corn 22, 600 bu; oats. 2, 600 bu-
LOUISVILLE. Oct 7.-Bacon-Clear rib Sides s7s
Cear. rib sides. S1sc clear sides. Sl2c shoulders
5Ac.s Mess pork nominal. Hams-Sugarcured. lilac
for red and 75c for long-berry Corn-No.
mixed, 441ac. Oats-No mixed, 271ac Rye-No.
2, 52lsc.
DETROIT, Oct. 7.-wheat--No. white, 74aac;
No. 2 red. cash and October. 75c: December, 77s4c
May S35sc. Corn. No. ., AS SIC. Oats, No 2. 2Ss4c
No. white 3Ossc Receipts-Wheat, $1,000 bu
corn. 600 bu; oats. 900 bu
LONDON Oct. Observation-Disclosures refriger-
ator beef fore-quarters, 2s, headquarters, 3s 4d
per lbs by the carcass.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Baltl-
more. Cincinna att and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. .7.-Flo-- quiet and steady
good demand Wheat opened sse lower, and stuck
aoc below Tuesday. No red. cash. 7Oie071Ac;
7oss msv closing
oos 1o At syga .y ss esns
November 24ise: May: Ssae. kye ssrong; No. .
@11.5O: Bran strong at 66c Eggs fower at I3,a
2oc. oorn.meai unchanged at $205. Whisky steady
at 81 05. Provisions lower. Pork irregular, new,
Shoulders % % lac; long clears 5oo4 e7ssc; clear
ss.' ss4 ..s lss sas sser sissr.
s.s7iaa9c. Hams steady at 120 4c. Afternoon
sm hid but SS ba
79ao. Corn stronger; October. 4oe bid; November.
s9l4c; December. ssaac, bid Oats nominal Re-
corn. so, 600 bu; 60 600 bu; barley
10000 bu. Shipments-Flour IA, 600 bris; wheat,
1000 bu; corn $4,000 bu; oats. 10000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley. none N
PHILADELPHIA Oct Flour firm demand
fair. Wheat quiet; No; red October. si0sl4c;
futures firm but dull No. mixed elevator 52iac;
track 53c. No. 2 mixed. October. 50051c; Novem-
Der. 50051c; December, 4904914c january. 4s1a
jected white 500 Sac: No. mixed on track 33 lac;
No. white. 36l4 a 637c: futures quiet and rather
Der. 35ss035lsc; December. 36036Aac january.
36i9937c Butter steady. but quiet; Western fact
2ic Cheese firm but quiet; Ohio fat lOsa a i asc.
Receipts-Flour; z 900 brls; wheat. 1000 bu corn.
bu; corn. 1000 bu; oats 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE Oct 7.-Whsst-western easier and
dull. No z winter red spot 79,s 9791ac; octo-
s2Sas2sc. january s31sas4c, CornNWestern
asisa. ss Ga Oats @ ira WESTERN white. siSsec West.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Oct 7:1Beeyes.Reeeipts. 81 car
direct s 70. Top GRADES were rmer and higher: common
to middle grades barely steady good TO choice cattle
f active .na aaa IT o to
with carloads at S5 35; and fair to good Texas and
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 5000 Market fair.
" steady for both sheep and lambs with good clear
at SO. .5O05 per 100 lbs for sheep and $5o6.25
Hogs~Receipts 8 600. Nearly all were for slaugh-
terers dirsct market nominally unchanged for live
KANSAS CITY Oct. THE Live Stock Indi-
grassers dull. Good choice cornfed 81 2Ot54 65;
common to medium. So g. 25 "a 1o g. stockers, 5000
$50: grass gra.ssan9e ssesrs. s.. .oo02. IS.
Hogs-Receipts. 1os; shipments. 71s. Market
and pigs. S2.7503.sO.
medium S2.Oo02.75.
ST LOUIS oUdeso oe. 7-oattle ~. r. Receipts, LOO;
native steers So 9O04 65; butchers steers medium
to choice S3O03.9 95; feeders, fair to good So 500
800; Texans and Indians common to good corn-fed.
Hogs-Receipts 2,4oO; shipments. 400. Market
lections, S4 45O04. .65; packing and Workers. medium
to prime, $4.2o0E5o; pigs. common to good, $3.50
sheep-Reeeipts, 200; shipments. 14oo. Market
firm: fair to fancy. $3.50 $3.50; lambs. $500
CHICAGO. Oct The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts 1000: shipments. 1000
Market strong; fancy, So. 2005.4O; shipping steers
So. 7504.9O stockers and feeders. Sl.6003.2 25;
cows bulls and mixed, $1-2O02S so: Texas cattle
Sl.5013; Western rangers weaker, $213. 25.
Hogs-Recepts. 1S ,O0O shipments. 5000. Mar
ket opened Sc higher and closed mixed $4 200
40 heavy. "a. IS 04.65i light. $4 2o04.55; skips
$30410.
Sheep-Recepts 5000; shipments 2. 900. Market
steady; natives So rs 1D43o Western. $3. $50 3. .65
Texans S2.2 Is 03. 90, lambs, 81 42o0i.25.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-Hogs slow and weak; COM
mon and light $3.5004.50; packing and butchers
$4.2O04.65. Receipts, 2, 100; shipments 900.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct 7.-Cattle-R Receipts,
22s; shipments. III. Nothing doing, all through
consignments; No cattle shipped to New YORK
ket fair Philadelphas $5.0o05.1Oi Workers. $4.65
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DUN s. co.'s WEEKLY REVIEW.
Everything in Readiness for an Advance
Which May or May Not Come.

NEW YORK, Oct Z-R. G. Dun g. Co. in their
weekly review of trade. say: Every condition for
a marked advance in prices has now been sup
piled that government or operators can control.
IL the advance does not come, it will be clear
that the locking up of capital in railroad and
other building, in real estate operations. and in
specuations OF various kinds has a more de-
pressing influence than many realise. The abb
sorpton of the Baltimore Ohio telegraph by the
Western Union removes an important cause of
hesitation in the stock market; progress toward
reconstruction in Reading, and settlement OF
Western Pate troubles removes others: treasury
purchases of bonds and imports Of gold supply
money in abundance, and railroad earnings con-
tinue to exceed those of last year The increased
supply of money is not yet felt at all points.
Chicago is shipping less money to the country,
though loans to carry grain in other ciues Are
large and the commercial demand is greater
than usual. but at Omaha money is very
tight and merchants are compliant g;
only fair; at Detroit increased demand raises
the rate and collections are slow: at Cleveland
money is close with business better; at Kansas
City the market is close and collections only
fair but trade good; at Denver a sharp demand
is freely mot; and at Southern points the pres
sure is made q little less severe by some i'm
trade is but little weakened by the
enormous output, which was Is 6 per cent.
above the output year ago. Best grades
still firm; No. is plenty and grey forge in
over-supply. Some Eastern mills offer rails at
$50 for next years delivery. and bar 10 little
weaker. The markets for copper, tin and lead
are stronger Wool remains easy and dull; Bos-
ton receipts and sales are less than half last
years, and the sales since Jan. over % per
cent. below last years The boot and shoe
trade is larger than that of last year. shipments
thus far showing an increase OF 5oper cent, and
the outlook is considered encouraging.
Cotton Is q shade lower, in spite of extrava-
gantly gloomy reports sent out from Southern
districts At New Orleans an increase or 275,-
600 bales in the crop is estimated but crops are
generally disappointing because planting and
labor called for larger yield than has been re-
allied.
The dry goods trade shows no important
change, and of the more important labor diff
culties, the window-glass strike has been ter
minated
The quarterly statement OF failures shows
that the past disturbance has been moro serious
than many realized. The average of liabilities
to all firms in business, $75.2 for the quarter
was $9Z 46 in the second quarter of 1884, includ-
ing the Grant-Ward failure, but. with that ex-
ception, has not been as large as in any quarter
since 1873. The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last seven
days number for the United States, 185, and
for Canada, 27. The casualties fn the Eastern
and Middle States very light, the great bulk
of the failures of the week being reported from
| the West and South.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS
An Improvement in Trade Noticeable To-
Day, and Firm Tone to Prices

An Improvement in Trade Noticeable To-
Day, and q Firm Tone to Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. z.
In all departments more activity was noticea-
BILE to-day than in any preceding day of this
week, and with firm tone to prices the arti
cles which come most into general use. While 1t
is hardly probable that the volume OF business
this month will reach the large proportions OF
September, that it will exceed that of October,
1886. is quite evident. In the dry goods
line. the strong tone to prices of some weeks
past is still noticeable and the indications are to
higher before low prices are made Wooen
goods are moving out briskly and with the
expected demand the probabilities of a break in
the market have passed off, Other staple dry
goods meeting with large sales The laying
in of holiday goods IN the way of fancy notions
has already commenced. In groceries there was
freer movement to-day, with firm tone in
price to coffees sugars, and in fact of all staple
articles. The prospects better for good
supply Of salt fish. especially mackerel, than at
the corresponding period last year. The
catches of mackerei of late have been quite sat-
isfactory. The produce markets are active at
unchanged prices. Poultry and butter in
good supply; prices steady, but not strong.
Eggs firm, and wanted at quotations. at what
scarcity continues until THANKSGIVING, is prob
lem. There not one-fourth as many eggs
in the cold storage houses this fall as there were
at the corresponding period. 1886 Apples COM
ing in freely. Prices unless on really choice
fruit weaker. Pears about out OF the
market. Irish potatoes. sweet potatoes and cab
bage coming in literally, and the tendency is to
lower prices. The provision market is rather
fat at the revised quotations of Thursday.
Nothing doing in a wholesale way, therefore
crop ono tatons for the time being.
GRAIN.
Both wheat and oats are in good demand at
prices quoted. Receipts light, and buyers more
plenty than sellers. Corn is still under a cloud,
unless it be mixed grades, for which there is
some demand. Track bids to-day ruled as fol-
lows
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Flour-Receipts, 3d.
ITO packages; exports, 2. ITO barrels and 36, $50
sacks; less active, but prices unchanged sales,
l4.sOO brls
Wheat-Reeeipts. 60.99O bu; exports. 1850
bu; sales, $3.50, 900 bu futures and 229 600 bu
spot Options variable and Irregular, opening
shade lower. later advanced 404c, subsequently
settled back to lowest closing steady, with a
small recovery. Speculation quite moderate.
Spot lots generally steady and moderately active.
No. spring. 8llc; ungraded spring, SIC; nm
graded red, 76 0845c; No. 2 red. S1s 0s2c ele-
wator. S12c 031Ec T. o. b., s1sc store. s2I a s44c
delivered, latter for fancy; No. red. nominal,
SIC; No white, SIC; No. 2 red. October, 81
OSLO, closing at 81 &C.; November. s2a 0s2 5-16c
closing at 82sc; December. SO sic S3sc. closing
At sssc; January. s4.7l6 0s4sc. closing at sac;
February. 65sc. closing. at s5sc; March. s6sc,
closing at S6Sc; April, size, closing at S7sc;
Nav, S8k a SSFc. closing at SSsc-
COrn--R Receipts, AS, $50 bu; exports, 76, 943 bu;
sales l. SIC 600 bu futures and 268, 900 bu spot
and to arrive; spot lots steady, and options
3zsc lower. closing steady; stock to arrive in
: good demand Qngradsd, ossS5te; NO 2
525 0534c 20 arrive; No e. October. 523 a 52Sc.
closing ut 521c; November. 528 a52sc. closing
et 523c; December, 52t q 529c, closing at 52sc;
0duuatyy O1z UOS3of ~f~Ss-h - ~-ASt mali us -
b33c, closing at 533c
Oats-Receipts, iO1. 200 bu; exports 200 bu;
sales. $50. OO0 bu futures and lO4, 900 bu spot;
384c logger and fairly active: mixed Western.
32034Ie; white Western, 30 a 40c.
Hay In moderate demand; shipping Coo.
HoDs dull aud heavy.
CoHee-spot fair Rio steady at l9ac- Options
shade lower and less active Sales 81, 900
BAGS. October 1Z150I7.30c; November,
173o01z35c; December. 17350l7 55c; Jan
nary, 1735 D17.4Oc; February. ~ 3U0l7 35c;
March. IL. D1740c; April. IL. 250l7.35c; May.
1z204lI30e; june 17200 II. 30c: July. IL l0c;
August, l701z05: September. 1880 q l6. 95c;
16 675c
Sugar firm; Aracja. 316c; molasses grades.
11-32c; muscovado. a 27-32c; refined firm, de-
mand fair; of A. 5I05 9-l6c; mold A, 6tc;
standard "A, BE; powdered, 64c; Rranulated.
6I-l60Gtc; cubes, 63I6e. Molassesunchange ged.
Rice steady and in fair request
Tallow hrra. Rostn dull at 81. 05D1. l23
Eggs quiet and weak; receipts, J, 2l2 packages;
Western, l51203c
Pork IN fair request aud steady; mess quoted
fi425@ II 80 old; els. 90 al5 Is new. CuHmeats
dull and hsevI; picked shoulders, 6j05 sc.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
request fair; prices firm and unchanged. No.
spring wheat. 69a a. Toe; No spring, 66ic; No.
red, 72sc. No corn, 423c bid; No. oats.
26c; No. 2 rye, Acc; No. barley. 64 q 65c: No.
fiaxseed, s1o5a; prime timothy-seed, 50. 260
2.27; mess pork, per bbl, sl4 80; lard. per
lb., 6. SOC; short-rib sides Qoose, 750c; dry
sides (boxed), Z7507s0c: whisky. distlers'
finished goods, per gal, 81 10: sugars, cutloaf 6s
a 62c; granulated, 64c asked; standard A, sc
asked
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
market firm, with more action; creamery,
18s acc; dairy. 164 022c. Eggs firm; fresh
Northern 17018c.
Recerpts-Flour, 80, 900 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu corr, 26S 900 bu oats. 243. 600 bu; rye, 1000
ba; barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 40
900 brls; wheat. 100 900 bu corn. 423, 600 bi;
oats. 3O9 900 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley. 80 0ee bu